The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-01-15

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TO town Thursday evening.
Dick Rispe has an important notice
in this issue, addressed to those in
debted to him.
DESPITE all threats of a big storm
for the past week, the weather to-day
is Summertime.
In another column will be found the
list of trial jurors for the District
Court for the present year.
Leave ysur oriers with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Erkine s. Mahoney have closed their
saloon in Hamilton, leaving but two
in operation at the county seat.
Next Monday is the last day of
grace for delinquent taxes, as all prop
erty advertised will then be sold.
Hon. Robert Briggs is on all the
important committees in the Senate.
This is honors falling ON the right
shoulders.
The ladies of Taylor and vicinity
have inaugurated steps for grand
masquerade ball on St. Valentines day,
February 14th; full notice Of which
will be given next week.
The late Board of Commissioners
had A. NJ. Vanderlip examine the
county books. His report will proba-
bly, be published next month.
The Auditors and Treasurer's re-
port, showing the financial condition
of the county up to Dec. 81, 1886, is
published in another column.
DIR. Campbell was called to Cherry
Creek yesterday to attend the eldest
child of X. II. Frank, who 10 very i'll.
The doctor expects to return this even
ing.
Late arrivals from Sprucsmont re-
pert that camp as likely to boom
early in the Spring. Large contracts
for wood and coal are being let by the
company.
A lot Of gents rsady-made clothing,
newest styles, just received at SOL
Hilps.
Carl j. Schow, of Racine, Wiscon-
sin, would like to hear from Hans
Kolsts, of Moss, Norway, who went
to California in lS49, and is now about
65 years old.
Ben Miller is the happiest man in
all the State of Nevada. He's get a
bran new swamper for his wood teams.
Particulars under the proper heading
in another colnmn.
A. Tiffany, in from Aurum and
Ruby Hill, reports the mining outlook
in that section for the coming season
as very bright. The developments in
several of the mines never looked bet
tor.
From Hugh Frank, who was in town
yesterday. We learn that tho Exchange
mill at Cherry Creek will start up
Monday. They have 200 tons of ore
on the dump and the mine is looking
finely.
Christmas goods, of all varieties,
just received at Sol Hips. Also pigs
feet in kegs.
Charles Croker. of Clover Valley
Elko county, aud Miss Gordon, o
Wells. were married in Salt Lake on
the 22d of December. We wish Char
ley and his fair bride JOY and happi-
ness all their lives.
A. s. Lehman, of the wonderful
cave in Snake Vallsy, was in town
this week, looking as spry asa youth of
18. The fact is Ace 10 ON the matri-
monial market, which soft impeach-
ment he does not deny, and that, we
suppose, accounts for his youthful APP
psarance.
Parties in from Cherry Creek tell us
the prospects OF that section for the
coming Summer have not looked so
encouraging for the past four years.
Those who own mining properties
there are confident of making such a
showing as will enlist capital in their
development.
Major Treece lost an elder sister, living
at Cubs, Missouri, short time since
in peculiarly sad manner. A defec-
tive lamp saturated her clothing with
coal oil, and in going near the stove
caught on fire and was horribly burn
ed. In 10 hours after death ended
her suffsrings.
The store and stock of Whey Ed